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US-7061572

Liquid crystal display device with pixel electrode connecting portion and storage capacitor electrode performing initialization process

PublishedJune 13, 2006
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Technical Abstract

In a liquid crystal display of the present invention, a pixel electrode (6) provided on each pixel is comprised of rectangular first electrode (6a) and second electrode (6b) and a connecting portion (6c) connecting the first electrode (6a) to the second electrode (6b). The connecting portion (6c) has a transverse sectional area smaller than those of the first electrode (6a) and the second electrode 6(b). Upon a current having a predetermined value or more flowing through the connecting portion (6c), the first electrode (6a) and the second electrode (6b) are electrically disconnected.

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August 16, 2002

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June 13, 2006

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